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 Programming Languages.

  • The programming language is a formal language comprising a set of instructions that produce various kinds of output.
  • Programming languages are used in computer programming to implement algorithms.
  • Because the computer only understands "0 and 1"
  • Most programming languages consist of instructions for computers.
  • Javascript, Java, Python, C#, C++, HTML, CSS, RUBY, NodeJS are some examples of web development languages used in programming.
  • Moreover, we can simplify our problems with Flowchart and Pseudo code before coding in programming languages.
Look at this image, This is a simple flow chart to solve a problem




HTML -Hyper Text Markup Language.

This is an example of a basic heading style in HTML





This is the output.

Paragraph formatting style + Output also.


Horizontal line Example.
Insert an image.


Insert a hyperlink.
Insert an image within a hyperlink.


Text formatting styles.

You can use it to find some more about formatting styles...

Types of lists in HTML.

The output of that.


CSS-Cascading Style Sheet.
We use CSS to modify front-end web pages to attract users/viewers.
We can use CSS in 3 types. (Priority order)
  1. Inline
  2. Internal
  3. External




External stylesheet.



I hope, this post gives a clear explanation, if you want more please visit,
https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp




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